Sentence examples for yet more puzzling from inspiring English sources

Google Delevingne's name and you get with yet more puzzling names of people who apparently make up her all-important social circle.

A race-track robbery is depicted over and over again from different viewpoints, none of which coalesce until all the elements have been made clear.His later films were regarded as yet more puzzling and enigmatic.

More puzzling yet, he saw a cow gamely struggling to swim.

Alternatively, a mechanism that couples the regulation of transcription rate and translation efficiency is more puzzling, yet preliminary evidences suggest that Myc could play such a role [ 37].

In fact the deceiving name, which could also be confused with a breakfast cereal, is yet another of the game's more puzzling aspects.

Cnaani shows her construction along with her final product, yet the result only makes the works more puzzling.

Yet the more we know, the less imposing he becomes, and the more puzzling the contrast seems.

Noting that stones and ink are about things arguably achieves the opposite: the derivative aboutness of stones and ink is revealed to be all the more puzzling insofar as it is derived from the as yet unexplained aboutness of thought.

Even more puzzling was Bouwer's lack of medical knowledge: he had described himself as an expert in internal medicine, yet he seemed unable to discuss the diagnostic tests associated with hypoglycemia.

But 'NG' is more puzzling.

Wiggins' response was more puzzling.